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2017 Wildlife Photo Contest

Caribou, Northwest Territories, Canada
Caribou and Autumn Tundra

Species: Caribou | Location: Northwest Territories, Canada

By Adam Hill

Two caribou graze along the tundra in Canada's Northwest Territories. It was amazing to see how easily these caribou moved along the landscape despite how craggy and rugged it was. These caribou lingered with me for 5 mins before they moved along allowing for an amazing memory of watching these animals up close.

About The Photographer

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Adam Hill, a resident of the The Northwest Territories since 2009, is a nature photographer concerned with conveying the beauty he sees and feels in Nature. Hill's award-winning photography has been published in books, magazines, calendars, and his prints have been collected all over the world, from Greenland to South Africa. Hill was raised in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, surrounded by the lakes, rivers, highlands and coast lines. Cape Breton's influence on his life has been profound, inspiring him to seek the natural beauty that the rest of Canada has to offer.
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